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JCC JC050014 Toughflood Pro Asymmetric 70W IP65 4000K Black

JCC JC050014 Toughflood Pro Asymmetric 70W IP65 4000K Black

SKU JC050014
£61.45 - £61.45
£61.45 inc VAT £51.21 exc VAT
£61.45 - £61.45
£61.45 inc VAT £51.21 exc VAT inc VAT £51.21 exc VAT

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Description

JCC JC050014 Toughflood Pro Asymmetric 70W LED Floodlight – 8,800 Lumens, IP65 Black

The JCC JC050014 Toughflood Pro Asymmetric LED floodlight combines 70W power, a product-page output of 8,800 lumens, and a distinctive 120° × 65° beam. Its asymmetric lens shapes the light differently from a standard broad, symmetric floodlight. That makes JC050014 a useful model to assess where light needs to be directed across a defined outdoor area, such as a loading edge, building frontage, access route or boundary-side working space. The final aiming and coverage should be checked against the site’s lighting plan. 

The beam shape is the main buying decision here. JCC’s JC050010 70W symmetric model has a 110° beam, while JC050014 uses a 120° × 65° asymmetric beam. Choose between them according to the area’s shape and where fittings can be mounted. An asymmetric optic can be valuable when lighting outward from an edge, but the lens alone does not guarantee a particular lux level or eliminate light spill. Use JCC’s photometric file for a site with measured requirements.

FAQ's

What does “asymmetric floodlight” mean?
It means the optic shapes the light differently in two directions. JC050014 has a 120° × 65° beam, rather than one symmetric beam angle. Its suitability depends on where it is mounted and the shape of the area you want to illuminate.

Should I buy the asymmetric JC050014 or symmetric JC050010?
Both are 70W black Toughflood Pro models rated at 8,800 lumens on their product pages. JC050014 has a 120° × 65° asymmetric beam; JC050010 has a 110° symmetric beam. Choose according to the site layout and the photometric result you need.

Will it light a yard from a fitting mounted at the edge?
That is an application worth assessing for an asymmetric fitting, but coverage cannot be guaranteed from the beam angle alone. The mounting height, aiming, yard dimensions and required lux level determine whether one or several units are needed.

Does an asymmetric beam stop light spilling into neighbouring property?
It can give the designer more control over where light is directed, but it does not automatically prevent spill. Mounting position, angle and photometric design still matter.

How bright is the JCC JC050014?
JCC’s product page lists 8,800 lumens at 70W. For a project with a measured light-level target, use the current product photometry rather than lumens alone.

Can I adjust the direction after mounting it?
Yes. JCC specifies a 180° tiltable bracket so the installer can set the floodlight’s angle and secure it for the required area.

Does it turn on when movement is detected?
JCC does not list a built-in PIR for JC050014. If motion activation is required, plan a suitable separate sensor and switching arrangement.

Can I dim it or change the colour temperature?
JCC specifies non-dimmable operation and fixed 4000K neutral white output for JC050014.

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